Does the EZ Connector Magnetic 14-Pin Trailer Connector Have a Twist Lock Also

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We change large Dies out of our presses and we use 12 pin cables that we connect by screwing them onto DIe. We were thinking we could use your product to eliminate the problem we have with Operators forgetting to unplug Die cable and it getting damaged. With your system the plug would pull out harmlessly if they forgot to unhook? Or is there a positive twist motion to lock it into place?

asked by: Charles H

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The EZ Connector Magnetic 14-Pin Trailer Connector with 6' Cable and Watertight Seal - Trailer End # 319-S14-07-6 makes its' connection via magnets, so there's no twist-lock feature as it common on some RV power cords. This will be easy to remove and plug back in as needed.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 7

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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